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CEO @ipushpull, co-founder RANsquawk (@newsquawk), founder @WorkinFintech. Half 🇮🇪, half 🇭🇰, made in 🇬🇧. Love tennis, kung fu, fintech, web3 & LLMs 😎
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In honour of our soldiers: Allan John Osborne

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By Matthew Cheung
| Richmond Sentinel Verified
Allan John Osborne, was one of 23 young men from Richmond who lost their lives in either World War I, World War II, or in the Korean War whose names were inscribed on the Richmond Cenotaph. File photo by Chung Chow By Matthew Cheung Published 4:54 PST, Mon December 1, 2025 - In our previous series, we learned about the 56 men who gave their lives during World War I and World War II, whose names had been inscribed on the Richmond Cenotaph and had a poppy street sign named after them.
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In honour of our soldiers: Arthur Bennet Lesley

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By Matthew Cheung
| Richmond Sentinel Verified
In our previous series, we learned about the 56 men who gave their lives during World War I and World War II, whose names had been inscribed on the Richmond Cenotaph and had a poppy street sign named after them. Following our poppy street sign series, we moved onto the young soldiers whose names were inscribed on the Richmond Cenotaph, but did not have a road named after them. Those names are compiled of 23 young men who lost their lives in World War I, World War II, or in the Korean War.
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In honour of our soldiers: Horace Lee

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By Matthew Cheung
| Richmond Sentinel Verified
Horace Reginald Lee, was one of 23 young men from Richmond who lost their lives in either World War I, World War II, or in the Korean War whose names were inscribed on the Richmond Cenotaph. File photo by Chung Chow By Matthew Cheung Published 12:20 PDT, Thu October 9, 2025 — In our previous series, we learned about the 56 men who gave their lives during World War I and World War II, whose names had been inscribed on the Richmond Cenotaph and had a poppy street sign named after them.
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